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Dead Rising is coming to the Wii, in case you haven’t heard.  It’s supposed to run on the RE4: Wii Edition engine, but it won’t allow you to take pictures like in the 360 version.  If it hasn’t been too gimped, I may buy it.

I already posted about this like a week ago.

And after seeing some screens today, I decided theres no denying that the Wii can’t handle as many zombies as the 360 version, which I think detracts from most of the thrill.

I honestly don’t care. I played the original and it was just meh.

I think it’s kinda like GTA.  In reality...not that good of a game, but it’s fun when you’ve got a large group of people screaming "PIHB!" at the screen. <_<

This is a bit interesting:

Dead Rising: Zombie Sacrifice doesn’t have a Japanese release date set yet, but development on the title (which sold over 1.5 million copies worldwide on the 360) is already well underway. Nakai’s main goal here, as he told Weekly Famitsu, is not only to retain what made gamers excited about the 360 original, but also to open the game up to a new, more casual audience: "My brother is a casual gamer, but he’s the sort of person who doesn’t like it when the visuals are too intricate or elaborate -- he gets nervous about whether he’s good enough to play it at all," he noted. "That was a very novel surprise to hear that from him. Looking at it that way, I wonder if Wii users are a lot more forgiving about the visuals of the games they play. Of course, we have lots of fans of the 360 version, so we’re still aiming for a level of visuals that will keep them satisfied."

I’ll end up getting it most likely. And when I get a 360 I’d get that version. I can find hours of fun killing zombies. Especially when I get angry or upset.